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Global Management Forum 2019

Task management platform Asana aims to help Japan fight overwork

CEO says software alone cannot change Asia's corporate culture

Asana co-founder and CEO Dustin Moskovitz tells the Nikkei Asian Review how his software can help workers get more done in less time. (Photo by Manami Yamada)
YIFAN YU, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Japan's efforts to tackle its notoriously long working hours and low productivity have opened doors for Asana, a U.S.-based work management software platform.

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